
Paul Haines (1933 - January 21, 2003) was a poet and jazz lyricist. Born in Vassar, Michigan, Haines eventually settled in Canada. Haines's best-known work is Escalator over the Hill, a collaboration with Carla Bley. Haines's daughter Emily Haines is a singer-songwriter and musician who has collaborated with and contributed vocals to Metric ,Broken Social Scene , Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton, and Stars to name a few. His daughter Avery Haines is a Canadian television journalist and television show host.
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Curtsy
Funnybird Song
Poem for Gretchen Ruth
Threats That Matter
There Aren't These Things
What This Was Going To Suppose To Mean
Rawalpindi Blues
Art In Heaven
Outside The City
Pseudopod 204: Her Collection of Intimacy
On The Way To Elsewhere And Here
Sticks In The Mud
Les Paramedicaux Erotiques
Inexplicably
Jubilee
Darn It!
This Dedication
Snow Variations On Darn It!
C'etait Dans La Nuit
Route Doubt
Hello
The Please Fasten Your Seatbelt Sign
Threats That Count
Third World Two Medley: She Was Showing me/Boint Liver
Those Sweet Blue Olives Of Bombay
Mrs. Dressup
Testing Testing
Ask Me If You Know
Darn It! Reprise (Down In Back!)
Breakfast
Threats That Can T Read
Breakfast (Late) - George's Breakfast
There Aren't These Things Questionable All Over
Breadfast (late)
Breakfast (Late)
The Please Fasten Your Seatbelt Sign - Paul Haines
Breakfast - Steve's Breakfast
Darn It! Reprise
Breakfast (Steve's Breakfast)
Threats That Can't Read
Curtsy (from Paul Haines / Darn it! amcl 1014/18)
Snow Variations On Darn It! - Michael Snow
Breadfast (Late) - George Cartwright
Darn It! - Kip Hanrahan
Route Doubt - Derek Bailey
Breakfast - Steve Swallow
Poem for Gretchen Ruth (from Paul Haines / Darn it! amcl 1014/18)
What This Was Going To Suppose To Mean - Evan Parker
Breakfast (Late) (Late)
Hello - John Tchicai
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